If we're really gonna be prepping the uninitiated to WAYDM, we'll need the "I used to be a banana" run from Cloudy With A Chance of Meatballs.

And I haven't listened to it since the recording, but I remember the last 5 or so minutes of Dark Crystal being pretty solid WAYDM-ing

All my brain can see right now is the most horrendously pink cupcakes with cat shaped sprinkles and icing an inch thick, with ink black icing spelling out "I Must Not Tell Lies" on top.

But I don't really think that fits in with everything else you've got going.

I...whoah....what? How the hell did that happen? Damn Teague and his magic mod powers.

Duuude, please, don't make me rewatch them before rewatching them so I can properly take you down. Ugggghhhhhh.  I will die.

I don't think Mike was disagreeing with you Eddie.

Rango wants to be someone else, that's his ENTIRE thing for the first half of the movie, he wants to be cool, he wants to be charming, he wants to be THAT guy. Cause all he is really is just a pathetic little geek trapped in a glass box. So when he gets thrown into the middle of nowhere, where no one knows him, he sits down at the bar and he makes a choice, he goes for the capital-C Character, he says screw it, and tries to be THAT guy. And it works. It makes him cool so long as he can keep it up. But by the time it comes around to bite him in the ass, it's too late to back out.

It might be kinda cliche, or overused, but why he chooses to lie is entirely a character-based reason. He's the high school theater geek who really wants to be cool, who goes off to a college on the other side of the country and tries to reinvent himself to be cool.

How in the hell do you get into a 3D movie for 12 bucks?? That's a regular 2D in these parts. A 3D is like 16.

Another short video. Done as a super get in, get out thing, everything was shot in about an hour. Municipal politics yay!

Cool photos thread, over a month ago.

And cheers for the links, I'll check em out.

I got about halfway through the Trip a while back, it's good, I just really wasn't in the mood for it at the time. Need to go back and finish it. I love Bryden and Coogan.

Dredd (2012)

I just finished it and I'm just sitting here giggling to myself. It was awesome, pure, plain and simple. I get it now.

It was intense, insane and incredible. I have never been so attracted to Lena Headey... which probably says more about my mental health than anything, but she's amazing. Urban is badass. I don't think I've ever seen the 21st century Crapsack World done so perfectly, everything feels perfectly plausible but just sci-fi enough to separate ourselves, it creates a very cool dynamic.

I LOVE the concept of Slo-mo, both as a visual/story telling device and just as a concept, it's wonderfully fucked up and deliciously magical at the same time.

Loved it. Done. It was awesome. Hope we get more of em.
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Hyperdrive [TV 2006]

One of the weirder shows I've stumbled accross on Netflix. Nick Frost, Miranda Hart and Kevin Eldon play the 3 highest ranking officers on a spaceship tasked with the mission of finding and seeking alien business investors for the great empire of Britian.

It's...not great. It's pretty low rent, playing mostly on audaciousness and poking fun of typical sci-fi tropes. I've only watched the first two episodes, probably not something I'm going to rush back too.

Black Books [TV 2000]

Another Netflix find. I've watched the first 3-4 episodes, can't remember exactly.

Dylan Moran is a man who hates books and people, who runs a book shop, Bill Bailey is his foil who hilariously gets hired on to help with the bookstore.

It's good, I have a feeling it gets better as it goes along. Bill Bailey is awesome, but no surprise there, Dylan Moran is hilarious as the grouch, and I'll probably keep watching it off and on when I'm in the mood.

Burke and Hare (2010)

I love this movie, I loved everything about this movie.

Simon Pegg, Andy Serkis, Jessica Hynes, Isla Fisher and Tim Curry in a truly black comedy surrounding the West Port murders of 1828, directed by John Landis. Yeah, it's pretty awesome. It manages to feel like a historical biopic (Obviously highly fictionalized) while also being a highly entertaining, funny, and charming movie. In a lot of ways it kinda feels like Shaun of the Dead shot in 1828, nothing about the environment feels forced or fake (It's right up there with a lot of really high end movies set during period, it's freaking gorgeous in that aspect), but it has this wonderful quirkiness of characters and story like Shaun does.

I loved it. Highly recommended.

Exodus. Directed by Ridley Scott, starring Christian Bale and Sigourney Weaver.

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